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pggp i *£ C m M x * m U m tf*. CMCwai*ttbeAjax. Wl^\ ■■ “ * *■” “ y 111” /• B i r f m i i t i t i t U a l k $!ro^ sfaMdattSoetst LossiX t rh ori&taurat office. You can't beat Bell for harness. Fix vow eye*—Set W- Hardy Him Suit* that suit at Wisdom Mer cantile Co- . Flies that fool fish»aud lines that land ’em at Lossl’s, Chris Wilke has our thanks for a large bouquet qf pansies. |filllJl^l MfrMffrns M uritii I mk A m 2 natw tM n iB f*e*c* » m b last wwk» rix fiMMaacfina s i t »:«« San* •day-1 1*9» f t * « i Ait fe# tarifc |. H. Shwy» who has been mid*' ing in Cahtomia during the j several aweths, has returned to Window thing *«e know,*** move ob us, asp w|& he \ a measly little hnacfc <&j m y M & e & i m up- Get busy! NOTICE! Kennewick cherries by pound or box. W isdom Mercantile Co- Mrs. Flaherty has gone to Butte to spend the summer months. Strawberries fresh from the vines. Wisdom Mercantile Co. The boss has been away again— which accounts for lateness and lack of news. Baseball Dance June 14 Robert E. .McVay made final proof before U. S. Commissioner Nelson this week. Lossl’s ribbon display is simply gorgeous, bpeeial prices. Lineman Jones is one of the hap piest men in town, all because of the arrival of his wife. Best reading in T he B reezes at |2 50 per year, B, A, Risley, dork of the school board, informs us that bids are ar riving fur our school bonds. Mosquito Oil, the only perfect safeguard. Wisdom Mercantile Co, The Wisdom Mercantile Co. has put on a fast freight, with Ernest McKenzie at the throttle. Baseball Dance Jmte 14 Our stock of harness supplies is the largest and most complete ever Been in Wisdom. Chas. Bell. Oscar McVay was bitten by a young horse last Wednesday. The fleshy part of the left hand is badly bruised by the animal's teethf E. C. Howard, an expert piano tuner, is coming to Wisdom soon. Bob Jones has his stool in the ring as the best milker in the ba sin. He proved his efficiency dur ing a shortage of help last week. Ladies’ lightweight union suits at Lossl’s. Joseph Potts of Boulder, who settled in the basin 20 years ago, was a week-end visitor, Mr- Potts is a warm advocate of fall irriga tion. 110 in gold for the largest fish caught. Wisdom Drug & Clo, Co, Martin Innes, representing Eliel Bros., of Dillon, visited his custom ers in the basin during the week. Tliis firm enjoys a splendid patron age here. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller mo tored out Tuesday morning to Butte. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery, who went to Spokane to visit Jack Moran. Jackson folks will have an op portunity Thursday and Friday, June 13 and l4,of securing perfect- fitting glasses. W, Hardy Hffl, an expert optometrist, will be at Jack »on on the dates mentioned. The Wisdom Mercantile Co. last week purchased 25 head of prime beef steers from Wm, Montgomery. One of the animals now en the Mock dressed 875 pounds. Have your piano tuned—-See Howard. Wallace McVay and Roy Pat rick went through town Wednes day with 160 head of stuff for the Butte Butchering Co, 0 4 C jow at the Ajax. r - The poison tick has invaded Idaho. Five of the insects were sent from Indian creek, near Gib bons ville, to Washington. Three were reported poisonous. Budweiser at the Ajax. Among the Big Hole basin resi dents home from school are the Misses Dagmar Holmsen, Gladys Zorn, Janie Tovey, and William Tovey and Harve Paddock. AU phones on which the rental is more than three months in arrears will be removed and service discontinued after July 1,1912. This will be strictly complied with. S outhern M ont . T ele . C o . One Of The Finest Ranches in any man1* country— 1680 acres, watered by river and creek, opens onto government range, outs 800 tons of hay and can easily be made to yield 1400 to 1600 tons. One of the best ranch houses; bam for 40 head of horses. Ten sets harness, wagons and sleighs go and ranch stock can be bought reasonably. Price 115 per acre. See Otto Gasser, * Notice-Brands If you feel hungry after 10 p. m you'll find sandwiches at the Ajax Attorney General Galen holds that milk and butter may not be shipped into Montana from states where cows have not been subjected to the tuberculin test. So mote it be! Loss! has a complete line of sum mer fabrics. By an act of the 1911 legislature all owners of brands are required to re-record their brands by No vember 1, 1912. Any failure of owners to re-record will be consid ered an abandonment of the brand and it will be open to record for anyone applying. The fee for re recording is 23 cents per brand D. W. R aymond . Recorder of Marks and Brands, 30-fit Helena, Montana Stoop, jump or rui* this Union Suit— -Can’t gap in the teat -Can’t bind in the crotch —Gives ekuik wear where the wear is hardest —Always fits perfectly AP (iiM, ttylu and fabric*, 41.00 to $100. Gat it today, E L IE L BROS D illon M o n t . Mr. apd Mrs J. E. Shaw were in town Wednesday. Joe says it was a purely business trip, but the man ner in which he toted that baby around causes his friends to attrib ute the visit to other causes. $10,000 Bond Issue When you get ready to buy har ness, collars, strap work, etc , re member that C, Bell is not in the Big Hole trust Frank T. Barton, the Salmon fruit grower, has an enticing story in another column. Mr., Barton contemplates the purchase of prop erty here to handle perishable goods during the winter months. Spalding Baseball Goods the best on the market. Wisdom Drug & Clo- Co. For the purpose of purchasing a school lot, and building a school- house thereon, and furnishing same, in District 16, Wisdom, Beaver head County, Montana, a bond issue of 110,000 at 4>*% interest, payable annually. Bonds payable in 10 years and redeemable in 20 years. Certified check of 5% of bond issue must accompany all bids. Bids will be opened June 8th, 1912, at 4 p. m., at theschoolhouse. The Trustees reserve the right to reject any or all bids. T. J. D esmond , Clerk, Mrs. A- Q. Onserud of Spokane returned to her home last week after a pleasant visit with her brother, H. E. Hams, of the Big Hole ranch. Mrs. Onserud is the wife of E, N- Jones’ partner in the above mentioned city. Arthur Keas has received notice of his permanent appointment as forest ranger. Art. has been on duty but one month, whereas six months are usually necessary to satisfy the department as to a man’s efficiency, The appoint ment is well merited and is a com pliment highly appreciated. Sandwiches at the Ajax after 10 o’clock p. m. Worth the Baseball goods. Clo. Co. money—Spalding Wisdom Drug & A piano out of tune is a nuisance. Have Howard put it in ship-shape. Two undesirables were given 6,0 days in the county jail last week and were taken to Dillon by Dep uty Sheriff Tope in his automobile. Onejarvie who was on the list “smelled a mouse” and walked out before His Honor had a chance to pass uj.ion his case. Dr. R. R. Rathbone, dentist. Office on Montana street, Dillon, Montana. How about your eyes? W. Hardy Hill, of Dillon, is an expert opto metrist. Watch for notice of his coming to Wisdom, Jackson and Dewey. Fourth of July Suits—price right and fit right. Wisdom Mercantile Co. All kinds ^of rough lumber for sale by Rutledge & Wilke. Special rates on quantities over 5,000 feet. 33-6t The Trail Creek ditch contractor had an expensive fire the first of the week. From some unknown cause fire started in hay near the bam tent, About 15 tons of hay were consumed and three sections erf the bam wept up in smoke. Major W. Snath, of Butte, was looking over the Ruby ranch dar ing the week and made such an en ticing offer to Manager Harry Hop kins as to induce that gentleman to remain with the Ruby company, instead of buying a ranch far him self. Spalding Baseball Goods are used by the major leagues. Wis dom Drug & Clo. Co. Colored tablecloths look neat and save work. Lossl has some extra quality goods and newest de: signs. Special price*. All kinds of lumber at Pender- gast & Meyer’s, Write them* at Jackson for specif prices cm orders over 5,000 feet. 27-tf Have you plenty of dishes ? • See the boys in Lossl’s Jackson store. A full dinner set is given away every other week. We can’t see ht*$ it is possible for Lossl to do this and pay expenses, but he does. You find out and tefl us. Fishing and hunting licenses for A. T. Barry, at the Wisdom Laundry, FOR SALE—The Anton Chris-, tiansen ranch, near Gibbons, Big Hole basin, consisting of 1286 acresw Forftffl information write Wood For Sale Twenty cords, sawed 16-inch. Call at this office. For Rent One thousand acres pasture; well watered, good fence. Apply this office. NOTICE! All phones on which the rental is more than three months in arrears will he removed and service dis continued after July 1, 1912. This will he strictly complied with. S outhern M ont . T ele . Co. $18 PER THOUSAND FOR A-l Lumlier. Oneal & Sons SHADOWS That may be seen at the Ladies’ Aid social Fri day night. If you miss this, you miss the best. FRANK T* BARTON OF -SALMON, IDAHO— Makes prices on home-grown fruits put up in his own home and deliv ered to consumers here. He refers you to Mesdames Lee Shaw and Wra. Montgomery, who have used his products. Stn,wberrie&ea.nf)ed. qa*rt ....... do preserved. . ............... do j*m ... ........ ___ R**pberries canned, gmtrt do j * m . .......... do preserved . ............... . Dewberries canoed, quart ___ Gooseberries, no sugar, quart... do preserved.................. do jelly ........................... CnrrMts.no sugar, quart... . do jelly ........................... Pittod cherries canoed, quart. do preserved ................... Plows eanwd, q u a rt ........ . do jelly. ......... ... ........... Crabapple do ........................ do hotter, ptfkm ... W*w y do 65 80 80 65 76 80 80 40 55 75 45 75 45 65 45 J'oaSg jF jave just reeeiyed a new ' M j f a so ?<rf» knife S that you have been waiting i j for, as therfe is an immense j l range ot fancies, with all the |j different blades so handy on i1 the ranch, such as the V' . j i ick Blade Harness Awl, Etc EVERY BfiADE IS WARRANTED! {! M F u ller Drug C o .^ ji I ^ fi Ranchers’Feed Stable AND CORRAL OPPOSITE LOSSL BLACKSMITH SHOP PRICES REASONABLE GOOD ATTENTION GIVEN O T T O G I A S G E R , P r o p r i e t o r t 1 t t 1 2 X t ( ! I f ) t 2' J I I J i f t 2 2 2 2 I X '2 'i. ) C. BELL’S NO. 1 SPECIAL! Traces—2 j inch through t- hames, 3-link toggle. Belly Bands—-14-mch, with layer ; guaranteed no paper filling!j Back Bands—2-inch Concord. Back Straps—1-inch double. Hip Straps—11-inch reefed, extra wear leather for traces. Hames—Concord bolt, No. G or 8. Breast Straps—15-inch. Bridles—Pigeon Wing blinds, double-ringed crown. iCash, $37 - Time, $40 Wisdom Harness Store : i i x j : i A lbert S tamm Diamonds Watches Clocks Fine Jewelry Fine Watch , Repairing Eye Glasses Property Fitted Northern Cafe Under New Management SHORT ORDERS FISH AND GAME
